Eneo VKC-900IR36 Installation instructions

Full Manual
1/3" Camera, Day&Night, 900TVL,
Infrared, 12VDC
VKC-900IR36
VKC-900IR2812
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Notes on safety .................................................................................................2
Overview .............................................................................................................2
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 2
Functions and Features ............................................................................................................ 2
Hardware Connection ........................................................................................3
Power and Video Cables.......................................................................................................... 3
Function Keys ............................................................................................................................. 3
Device Dimensions ............................................................................................5
Components and Functional Description ........................................................6
Device Installation..............................................................................................7
Function Menus..................................................................................................9
OSD Main Menu......................................................................................................................... 9
Image Setting Menu .................................................................................................................. 9
Advanced Setup Menu ...........................................................................................................10
Technical Specifications..................................................................................12
Further information .........................................................................................14

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Notes on safety
Please also pay attention to the enclosed safety instructions, and carefully read
through this instruction guide before initial operation.
Important points of advice are marked with a caution symbol.
Overview
Introduction
The product is a 900 TVL infrared bullet camera that uses a SONY 1/3“Exmor
CMOS image sensor which can capture high-quality and high-resolution images.
Functions and Features
• High sensitivity: The camera uses a SONY 1/3“Exmor CMOS image sensor
and has an illumination as low as 0.01 Lux. When infrared-ray (IR) LEDs are on,
the illumination can reach 0 Lux.
• On-screen display (OSD) menus: The camera provides OSD menus that sup-
port six languages, facilitating commissioning and setting camera parameters.
• Digital noise reduction (DNR): The camera uses 3D DNR technology that signi-
ficantly optimizes images in low-illumination environments by improving signal to
noise ratio (SNR).
• High resolution: The horizontal resolution is up to 900 TVL, which makes the
image clear and fine.
• Privacy masking: The camera allows you to define a maximum of 8 quadrilate-
ral mask areas, which meets privacy requirements.
• Built-in mobile optical filter (optional)
• Intelligent IR technology: The intelligent IR technology enables the camera to
adjust shutter, aperture, and gain depending on image brightness in black and
white mode, optimizing the infrared effect and preventing center overexposure.
• Built-in efficient IR-emitting tubes: With the built-in tubes, the camera can cap-
ture quality images even in total darkness and the nighttime.

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Hardware Connection
Power and Video Cables
Figure 2-1 shows the power and video cables.
Power and video cables
Connect the BNC connector of the power or video cable to a video signal cable and
connect the other connector to a low-voltage power cable (12 V DC). After installing
the camera, directly connect the video cable and power cable.
The BNC video output interface is used to emit composite video signals. Monitors
with a resolution of higher than 800 TVL are recommended.
Function Keys
A user can call OSD main menus through multi function switch control keys, and
check and set camera parameters.
Figure 2-2 shows the camera function keys.
OSD menu control key: It is used to enter OSD menus or select menu items when
you press this key in the middle of the multi function switch.
Figure 2-1
Figure 2-2

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UP/DOWN keys: The UP and DOWN keys are used to select menu items upwards
and downwards by prodding the multi function switch upwards and downwards.
LEFT/RIGHT keys: The LEFT and RIGHT keys are used to select menu items hori-
zontally or modify parameters by prodding the multi function switch towards the left
or the right.
When you prod the multi function switch upwards and downwards, the menu items
rapidly roll upwards and downwards accordingly; and when you prod the multi func-
tion switch towards the left or the right, the parameter values will rapidly decrease or
increase.

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Device Dimensions
Figure 3-1 shows the camera dimensions.
Dimensions (unit: mm)
Figure 3-1

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Components and Functional Description
Figure 4-1 shows the components of the camera.
Camera components
Figure 4-1

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Device Installation
1. Open a package, take out the camera, and unscrew the camera shell, as
show in Figure 5-1. Unscrew the camera shell
2. Take out the positioning label delivered with the camera and drill three holes
with diameter of 5.5mm on the ceiling or wall based on the marks on the positi-
oning label, nail swell plastic buttons into drilled holes, as shown in Figure 5-2.
Stick the positioning label
3. Connect the multi-connector cable and fix the camera to the ceiling(or wall)
by use of self-tapping screws.
4. Loosen the direction focusing screw, position left-right up/down to adjust
the angle of the camera that the camera faces the monitored area, then fix the
direction focusing screw, as shown in Figure 5-3.
Adjust the camera direction.
Figure 5-1
Figure 5-2
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5. Adjust view angle and focal length by using an adjusting tool, as shown in
Figure 5-4.
View angle and focal length adjustment
6. Fix the camera shell, as shown in Figure 5-5.
Fix the camera shell
Figure 5-4
Figure 5-5

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Function Menus
OSD Main Menu
When you press the multi function switch control key downward, the OSD main
menu MAIN MENU appears, as shown in Figure 6-1. The OSD main menu provides
function options such as LANGUAGE, VIDEO SYSTEM, PICTURE ADJUST, AD-
VANCE SETUP, RESET CAMERA, VERSION NO·, SAVE &EXIT, and EXIT.
OSD main menu
The table describes the function options on the OSD main menu.
Function options on the OSD main menu
Function Option Description
LANGUAGE
Used to select a menu display language. Available language options are
CHINESE, ENGLISH, POLISH, FRANCAIS, ESPAÑOL, and ITALIAN.
VIDEO SYSTEM
Used to select a video system. Available video systems are PAL and
NTSC.
PICTURE ADJUST Used to set the image effect.
ADVANCE SETUP Used to set system parameters for the camera.
RESET CAMERA Used to initialize the setting of the OSD main menu for the camera.
VERSION NO· Used to display the camera version number.
SAVE &EXIT Used to save or exit the OSD main menu.
EXIT Used to return to the first page of the OSD main menu.
Image Setting Menu
When you select PICTURE ADJUST on the OSD main menu and press the multi
function switch control key downward, the IMAGE menu appears, as shown in Figu-
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Image setting menu
The table describes the function options on the image setting menu.
Function options on the image setting menu
Function Option Description
D-WDR
Used to enable or disable the digital wide dynamic range function. Availab-
le options are ON and OFF.
WHITE BALANCE
Used to select a white balance mode. Available options are AWB-PRO,
AWB-TEMP, AWB-AI, AWB-GW, and AWB-CCT.
BRIGHTNESS Used to set the image brightness level. The level ranges from 0 to 250.
SHARPNESS Used to set the image sharpness level. The level ranges from 0 to 15.
CONTRAST Used to set the image contrast level. The level ranges from 0 to 255.
SATURATION Used to set the image saturation level. The level ranges from 0 to 15.
Advanced Setup Menu
When you select ADVANCE SETUP on the OSD main menu, press the multi func-
tion switch control key downward, the ADVANCE SETUP menu appears, as shown
in Figure 6-3.
Advanced setup menu

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The table describes the function options on the advanced setup menu.
Function options on the advanced setup menu
Function Option Description
AE MODE
Used to select an exposure mode. Available options are SMART AE, GLO-
BAL, CENTER, CENTER WEIG, BLACK LIGHT, FRONT LIGHT, and LOWER
1/3.
IRIS
Used to set auto iris in OPEN, CLOSE and AUTO modes, and set SHUTTER
SPPED to be AUTO, 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000 and
1/4000.
AUTO GAIN
Used to enhance night vision effect automatically. Automatic gain value
ranges from 1-16.
3D·NR
Used to enable or disable the noise reduction mode. Available options are
ON and OFF.
MIRROR
Used to select a mirror image mode. Available options are OFF, HORIZON-
TAL, VERTICAL, and HORZ&VERT.
DAY&NIGHT Available options are EXTERNAL, COLOR, B&W, and AUTO.
ZONE MASKING
Available color options of masking zones are GREEN, MAGENTA, RED,
BLUE, BLACK, MOSAIC,WHITE, YELLOW, and CYAN. You can set a maxi-
mum of 8 masking zones.
MOTION
DETECTION
Used to enable or disable the triggering alarming function. Available sensiti-
vity levels are HIGH, MIDIUM, LOW, and WEAK.

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Technical Specifications
The table lists the technical specifications of the camera.
Technical specifications
Specifications
Description
VKC-900IR36 VKC-900IR2812
Image sensor SONY 1/3“Exmor CMOS
Effective pixels
PAL: 1280(H)×960(V)
NTSC: 1212(H)×909(V)
Horizontal resolution 900 TVL
Signal to noise ratio ≥50 dB (weighting)
Minimum illumination
0.01 Lux(AGC ON; IR OFF)
0 Lux (IR ON)
D-WDR Support
Electronic shutter 1/50~1/50k sec
Automatic gain 1~16
BLC Off/BLC
White balance AWB-PRO/AWB-TEP/AWB-AI/AWB-GW/AWB-CCT
Day/night mode AUTO, COLOR, B&W, and EXTERNAL.
Mobile optical filter ICR infrared filter
Digital noise reduction Off/3DNR
Motion detection HIGH, MIDIUM, LOW, and WEAK (a maximum of four motion areas can be set)
Privacy mask OFF/ON (a maximum of 8 mask areas can be set)
Sens-up (slow shutter) ×2 (MAX)
Other functions Saturation, sharpness, brightness, mirror, and anti-shake
OSD language ENGLISH, CHINESE, POLISH, FRANCAIS, ESPAÑOL, and ITALIAN.
Synchronization mode Internal synchronization
Signal system PAL/NTSC
Video output 1.0 Vp-p composite video output (75Ω/BNC)
Lens focal distance 3.6mm 2.8-12 mm
Infrared illuminating
distance
3.6mm: 15~20m
2.8~12mm: 25~35m
Lens interface M12 φ14
Auto Iris DC drive
IR-LED wavelength 850 nm
IR-LED number 10pcs SMD LED 15pcs SMD LED
IR-LED control Ambient light sampling ON: 1-3 Lux; OFF: 5-8 Lux
Power supply DC12V

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Specifications
Description
VKC-900IR36 VKC-900IR2812
Power 1.2W(IR OFF)+2.9W (IR ON) 1.2W(IR OFF)+4W (IR ON)
Operating temperature -10°C - +50°C
Operating humidity Rh90% MAX (no condensation)
Protection level IP66
Storage environment -30°C - +80°C
Weight 350g 400g
Dimensions(Length × Wide
× Height) 194 mm×82mm×72 mm 226 mm×96 mm×86 mm

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Further information
The manual, and other software tools are available on the eneo website at www.
eneo-security.com or on the included CD.

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